Creating Europe’s first mobile drivers license
summary
A Google-backed implementation uses the JetPack Identity Credential API and ISO-based certificates to put a government-signed driver’s license into the device secure enclave accessible via NFC, Bluetooth or Wi‑Fi Direct, with session QR handshakes and per-transaction authentication keys. The RDW wallet app (built in Compose) ships a one-day import plate service to 500,000 users as of Q4, adds a proof-of-concept driver’s license in Q1, and keeps the system off‑line verifiable under ISO 18013 while not yet fully rolled out.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to mobile driver’s license
- 2:15Problem with physical documents
- 4:04Solution and app development
- 8:24Benefits of digital driver’s license
- 13:25How verification works
- 17:00Technical protocol and security
- 21:34Current status and future plans
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